The clock ssm command configures an SSM level for a line clock source.
The undo clock ssm command deletes the SSM level configured for a line clock source.
By default, the SSM level of a line clock source is transmitted from the peer device.
Parameter | Description | Value |
---|---|---|
unk |
Indicates that the SSM level is unknown clock synchronization quality. |
- |
prc |
Indicates that the SSM level is PRC (G.811 clock signal). |
- |
ssua |
Indicates that the SSM level is SSUA (G.812 transit node clock signal). |
- |
ssub |
Indicates that the SSM level is SSUB (G.812 local node clock signal). |
- |
sec |
Indicates that the SSM level is SEC. |
- |
dnu |
Indicates that the SSM level is not used for clock synchronization. |
- |
prtc |
Indicates that the SSM level is PRTC (G.8272 clock signal). |
- |
eprtc |
Indicates that the SSM level is EPRTC (G.8272.1 clock signal). |
- |
esec |
Indicates that the SSM level is ESEC (G.8262.1 clock signal). |
- |
eprc |
Indicates that the SSM level is EPRC (G.811.1 clock signal). |
- |
Usage Scenario
A synchronization status message (SSM) transmits the quality level of timing signals on a synchronous timing link. Node clocks on a synchronization network parse the SSM to obtain the quality level of an upstream clock.
If SSM levels are configured to participate in clock source selection, the system selects a clock source to be traced based on the SSM levels of clock sources. By default, the SSM level of a line clock source is transmitted from the peer device. You can manually configure an SSM level for the line clock source.This command is supported only by the admin VS.